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—> Academic Progress—> You are here —> Undergraduate FTES Examples |
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| Foster Youth | |
Undergraduate Student* |
Number of Units Enrolled | FTES Assessed |
Units Completed |
Units + or — |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Student A completed the 9 units in which he/she was enrolled at census. |
9 |
.75 |
9 |
0 |
Student B did not complete 2 of the 11 units in which he/she was enrolled at census, but the completed units are within the same FTES range in which he/she was enrolled so no deficiency occurred. |
11 |
.75 |
9 |
0 |
Student C also did not complete 2 units, but is deficient because he/she has dropped below assessed FTES for the semester. |
9 |
.75 |
7 |
-2 |
Student D has "banked" 2 units that can be used in the future if he/she should fall behind. |
11 |
.75 |
11 |
+2 |
| *The ratio of FTES to units is different for undergraduate and graduate students. | ||||
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